Those ten contracts were not to be underestimated.
To improve construction efficiency and reduce unnecessary waste of resources, Phantom Immortal Technology had imposed strict limits on the scale of each power station.
At first, Shen Bing had thought a total power station footprint of over ten square kilometers in each Province would suffice. Now, however, he had decided to build one Geothermal Power Station in each Province first, with a generating capacity of no less than ten million kilowatts.
Once the first round of power station construction was complete, the country would have at least forty Geothermal Power Stations, equivalent to a generating capacity of at least four hundred million kilowatts.
Four hundred million kilowatts was no small amount. If electricity consumption were treated as a steady average without fluctuations, that capacity could supply nearly half the country's current electricity demand.
However, electricity consumption fluctuated greatly, with enormous differences between spring and autumn and winter and summer. Electricity storage was also a major challenge. If a country could fully meet demand during peak periods, a great deal of electricity would inevitably go to waste during periods of low demand.
Thus, one ten-million-kilowatt power station per Province was only a beginning. To replace all the country's thermal power generation while also meeting the increased demand brought on by lower electricity prices, at least several hundred such power stations would need to be built nationwide.
These ten contracts were all for large power stations with a capacity of ten million kilowatts. To fulfill them, Phantom Immortal Technology would have to produce at least ten thousand Geothermal Power Generators. Demand for the Golden Pangolin equipment used in construction was considerable as well.
With the signing of these contracts, Phantom Immortal Technology kicked into overdrive. The Procurement Department, the Finance Department, and even the